PMDC Slaps Rs20 Million Fine on Fatima Jinnah Medical University Over Student’s Death
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council has fined Fatima Jinnah Medical University Rs20 million following the death of a student at a university hostel. The university is contesting the penalty while the council mandates improved safety, counseling, and monitoring systems.
Why it matters
This highlights institutional accountability and the growing pressure on educational bodies in Pakistan to ensure student safety and mental health support.
The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has imposed a fine of Rs20 million on Fatima Jinnah Medical University in connection with the death of student Fariha Ibrahim at a university hostel.
According to official documents, the PMDC's disciplinary committee reached the decision after examining the circumstances surrounding the incident. The university has also been directed to strengthen measures aimed at protecting students' safety and well-being.
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